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Globalists hate that U.S. taxpayer-developed vaccines are going to Americans

President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order giving Americans "priority access" to coronvavirus vaccines developed under the administration's Operation Warp Speed. Read More.

Swalwell explains ties with alleged spy: Trump’s fault

As calls increase for Rep. Eric Swalwell's removal from Congress, or at the very least his seat on the House Intelligence Committee, the California Democrat has resorted to page one of the leftist playbook to explain his close ties to a Chinese spy — it's Trump's fault. Read More.

Texas lawsuit against 4 key states picks up momentum

Several states are supporting the lawsuit filed on Monday by the state of Texas which challenges what the suit says are unlawful election procedures in Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Read More.

Errors in paper which paved way for top covid test: Scientists

The creators of the RT-PCR test, the most commonly used coronavirus test, published instructions in January 2020 for how to test for the virus (scientific name SARS-CoV-2). The paper admitted the test was created “without having virus material available,” instead relying on the genetic sequence published on the Internet by Chinese scientists. Read More.

China hits Biden with influence campaign ‘on steroids’

China has launched what amounts to an influence campaign “on steroids” targeting Joe Biden’s potential cabinet. Read More.

YouTube to remove content that questions election results

Google-owned YouTube announced on Dec. 9 that it will block and remove content which alleges that "widespread fraud or errors changed the outcome" of the 2020 presidential election. Read More.

New experts don't know the hell North Koreans endure

The North Korean economy is in such dire straits that none of the experts know quite what to do about it other than beg Kim Jong-Un, please, sir, reform the economy and do away with your nuclear program in return for sanctions relief and a lot of aid. Read More.

Columnist: Mask cultists have gotten everything they wanted

According to Carnegie Mellon's survey, there is 97% mask compliance statewide in Maryland, yet it has not slowed the fall wave of coronavirus spread one iota. Read More.

Michigan AG angered by Trump's 'Merry Christmas'

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel's outrage at those who say "Merry Christmas" boiled over after President Donald Trump said it out loud to the crowd at his rally in Georgia on Saturday. Read More.

Who is Georgia’s Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger?

“There should be an investigation, a thorough criminal investigation, frankly, of everyone involved in acquiring the Dominion [Voting] System for the state of Georgia,” attorney Sidney Powell said. Read More.

Big GOP weekend in Georgia marked by tragedy

A big weekend for Republicans in Georgia was marked by tragedy when Harrison Deal, a 20-year-old staffer working with Sen. Kelly Loeffler's campaign, was killed in a car crash on Friday that set three vehicles ablaze. Read More.

Blacks will feel 'safer' taking covid vaccine under Biden presidency, Atlanta mayor says

Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and CNN personality Wolf Blitzer agreed that blacks will feel "safer" taking the coronavirus vaccine if Joe Biden is president. Read More.

Giuliani: Fraud coordinated by 'somebody' in D.C.

“Somebody in Washington” coordinated the massive election fraud which took place in the November election, Rudy Giuliani, President Donald Trump's lawyer, told Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo on Sunday. Read More.

Detroit poll watcher saw no ballots disqualified

Thousands of ballots that "could not be authenticated as legitimate voters" were counted on Nov. 3 at Detroit’s TCF Center, a Republican poll observer said. Read More.

Amistad Project: Constitution sets no date for Electoral College vote

There is only one Electoral College deadline in the U.S. Constitution — noon on Jan. 20. Read More.